Is there an equivalent to the famous 1031 tax deferral law a lot of people like to use in the US?

So, I would bet the informational equivalent of the links I provided are in the Durham county system somewhere. 

That's more or less equivalent to a credit card cash advance. 

Since you already own the property, is this equivalent to a lien being satisfied?

You could try to equate the commission to an equivalent wage, but that really is still comparing apples with oranges.Writing up offers isn't that bad being able to do everything electronically.  

The rate card for most title company are generally equivalent. 

Before she visited she was giving me comps of $61/sqft and after she visited her estimate decreased by $60k down to equivalent of $24/sqft.

That fails to account for the typical one month's rent (equivalent to 8% or yearly rent) for leasing or 1/2 month's rent (4% of yearly rent) for a up-lease.

Are you asking for advice about what would be a good non-RE type of investment that is exceptionally liquid (basically, the equivalent of cash)?

Ended up going the insurance way.Now, I have the equivalent of 3 doors.